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Published on 24/08/2026 – 15:34 GMT+2 Brad Pitt will return to the San Sebastián Film Festival 17 years after his last visit to present_Heart of the Beast_, the new film by David Ayer, the organisers of the event announced on Monday (source in Spanish). The American actor will attend the festival’s 74th edition, which will run from 18 to 26 September, to present the film, which will be screened out of competitionin the Official Selection. Pitt and Ayer previously worked together on Fury (2014). Heart of the Beast is an adventure survival thriller in which Pitt plays James Belmont, a…
The National Rally leader has long been the favorite to win, and Mélenchon’s rise raises the risk of a runoff between two candidates who hold deeply skeptical views of the EU and NATO. In one scenario tested, which includes three candidates from the political center, the France Unbowed leader would receive 16 percent of the vote ahead of former prime ministers Édouard Philippe on 14 percent, and Gabriel Attal on 8 percent. Le Pen came in well ahead of all of them with 35 percent. Without Attal in the contest, the poll found Mélenchon and Philippe would be tied for…
By Cristian Caraballo & Euronews en español Published on 24/08/2026 – 15:44 GMT+2 Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has convened an extraordinary meeting of the National Security Council as authorities in Ceuta struggle with the aftermath of the mass arrival of tens of thousands of migrants from Morocco almost four weeks ago. The council will meet at Madrid’s Moncloa Palace ahead of the first cabinet meeting after the summer break to assess the situation and coordinate the government’s response. Ceuta, a Spanish enclave on the North African coast bordering Morocco, has been under intense pressure since tens of thousands of people crossed the…
Russian firefighters worked through Sunday to extinguish a fire at a logistics centre next to a facility belonging to online retailer Ozon on the outskirts of St Petersburg. Footage from the emergency services ministry shows crews dragging hoses through debris as thick smoke rises over the site in Kolpino. No injuries were reported and officials did not say what caused the fire. The blaze came as Ukraine said it was widening a drone campaign against Russian logistics hubs. Kyiv’s defence ministry announced on Saturday it was turning its attention to Ozon, Russia’s second-largest online marketplace, after weeks of strikes on…
The Chinese-founded online retailer launched its Hong Kong share offering on Monday and expects trading to begin on 1 September. It is seeking to raise as much as $1.77 billion (€1.5 billion). Shein said it would use the proceeds to strengthen its technology, brand and international operations. That includes hiring more local sales and marketing staff in major markets such as Europe, although the prospectus does not allocate a specific amount to its European expansion. According to Shein’s filing, the company plans to offer nearly 280 million shares at a price between HK$47.60 and HK$49.50. The offer price is expected…
European leaders gathered in Kyiv on Monday as Ukraine marked 35 years of independence and its fifth Independence Day since Russia’s full-scale invasion — a milestone few expected when Russian forces advanced on the capital in February 2022. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, on his first overseas trip since taking office, joined European Council President António Costa and other senior European officials in Kyiv for celebrations and talks with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The leaders are also meeting as part of the Coalition of the Willing, with French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz joining remotely. Kyiv is pressing…
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The global space race has intensified in recent years, driven by geopolitical rivalry between major powers like the US and China for commercial dominance and resource control. The Moon’s south pole, prized for its water ice deposits, is the current battleground, with several countries racing to build permanent lunar bases before the decade is out. Cheaper, reusable rockets from private providers like SpaceX and Blue Origin have driven down the cost of reaching orbit, fuelling the race further. Now African nations are entering the fray too, crowding an already competitive field and reshaping what global space ambition looks like. Which…
Country icon Dolly Parton has shared a health update with her fans amid ongoing health issues and the death of her husband of nearly 60 years, Carl Dean, who died last March. Parton has been open about her grief and the impact of Dean’s death on her mental health, sharing that she has felt “worn down and worn out”. The music legend, now 80, has been forced to pull out of a string of recent appearances due to ongoing issues. “I am dealing with some health issues that I just didn’t pay attention to when I was watching over Carl,”…
Asked if he and Salamé, who have been together for more than a decade, discussed his potential candidacy, Glucksmann said he understood what his presidential bid meant “for my loved ones and especially my partner.” “As with any couple, when one person’s decision has such a strong impact on the other’s life, we had long conversations,” Glucksmann told TF1. Though France has a history of high-profile working journalists engaged in relationships with politicians, Salamé said at a parliamentary hearing in February that she would step aside if Glucksmann ran for president. And during the last two European elections, when Glucksmann…